On April 10th, 2010 Lady Lazer_one gave the Second Officer of the Italian Submarine S526 Salvatore Todaro as a present one of her watercolor and since that day it will be hosted inside the submarine sailing across the seven seas and even under the sea-level.

The six frogmen overcame several difficulties in order to violate the British Naval Base but successfully placed the explosive under the hulls of the capital ship HMS Valiant, the capital ship HMS Queen Elizabeth and the oiler Sagona.

However, Bianchi was hurt and as he had to surface with De la Penne: both were subsequently discovered and captured. Questioned, both of them kept silent, and they were confined aboard Valiant in a compartment under the sea level just over the mine. Fifteen minutes before the explosion De la Penne informed the Valiant’s captain Charles Morgan about the imminent explosion refusing to give further information and he was confined back in the same compartment. When the mine exploded neither he nor Bianchi were severely injured by the blast and were able to survive and to be captured again.

The other four torpedo-riders were also captured inland by the Egyptian police and handed over to the British but was too late: around 05:45-06:00 their mines sank the battleships HMS Valiant and HMS Queen Elizabeth while the Norwegian tanker Sagona lost her stern section and the destroyer HMS Jervis was badly damaged. Although the two capital ships sank only in a few feet of water and were eventually raised, they were out of action for over one year.